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What I've learned using only cast iron for the last 7 years. Cast iron is  resilient. I have done almost all of the things that you should never do  that we are
What I've learned using only cast iron for the last 7 years. Cast iron is resilient. I have done almost all of the things that you should never do that we are

Someone cut a frittata IN MY PAN! *sigh* Do I need to do anything special  to repair the scratching? Or just continue to cook in it (and try not to  harm or
Someone cut a frittata IN MY PAN! *sigh* Do I need to do anything special to repair the scratching? Or just continue to cook in it (and try not to harm or

Burned the seasoning, left it on the grill to heat up and walked away. What  do you recommend I do to get her back in shape and cooking again without  burned taste
Burned the seasoning, left it on the grill to heat up and walked away. What do you recommend I do to get her back in shape and cooking again without burned taste

1 year in on building up the black seasoning on a Smithey CastIron pan. So  cool to watch the transition from shiny bronze to marbled to eventually  black. : r/castiron
1 year in on building up the black seasoning on a Smithey CastIron pan. So cool to watch the transition from shiny bronze to marbled to eventually black. : r/castiron

Is this a normal thing with Cast Iron? I see others' pans and they look  shiny and sleek, mine looks matte and rough despite seasoning, and trying  to maintain. šŸ˜• : r/castiron
Is this a normal thing with Cast Iron? I see others' pans and they look shiny and sleek, mine looks matte and rough despite seasoning, and trying to maintain. šŸ˜• : r/castiron

Smithey Farmhouse Skillet: kitchen workhorse, seasoning progression. :  r/carbonsteel
Smithey Farmhouse Skillet: kitchen workhorse, seasoning progression. : r/carbonsteel

Why does my cast iron pan end up looking like this after seasoning? Is it  OK? : r/castiron
Why does my cast iron pan end up looking like this after seasoning? Is it OK? : r/castiron

So I decided that I'm gonna ā€œjust keep seasoning itā€ in stead of ā€œjust cook  with itā€. You know, for science. This is my pan after 8 coats. I'll keep  seasoning it
So I decided that I'm gonna ā€œjust keep seasoning itā€ in stead of ā€œjust cook with itā€. You know, for science. This is my pan after 8 coats. I'll keep seasoning it

Seasoning flaking away, silver and grainy underneath. I don't even know...  : r/castiron
Seasoning flaking away, silver and grainy underneath. I don't even know... : r/castiron

Why isn't this area accepting seasoning? : r/castiron
Why isn't this area accepting seasoning? : r/castiron

Do I keep scrubbing the old seasoning off or is it good to bake a new  layer? : r/castiron
Do I keep scrubbing the old seasoning off or is it good to bake a new layer? : r/castiron

Started from bare metal. 4 seasons in (avocado oil @450Ā° for an hour) and  edges are not getting seasoned despite me rubbing the whole thing : r/ castiron
Started from bare metal. 4 seasons in (avocado oil @450Ā° for an hour) and edges are not getting seasoned despite me rubbing the whole thing : r/ castiron

What am I doing wrong? (seasoning) : r/castiron
What am I doing wrong? (seasoning) : r/castiron

First time cast iron user. Is this safe to cook on. It has a greenish tint  to it. I seasoned it with sunflower oil. Should I clean it even more? : r/ castiron
First time cast iron user. Is this safe to cook on. It has a greenish tint to it. I seasoned it with sunflower oil. Should I clean it even more? : r/ castiron

I just cook every day. Never had to season. : r/castiron
I just cook every day. Never had to season. : r/castiron

My induction stove keeps failing with cast iron : r/AskCulinary
My induction stove keeps failing with cast iron : r/AskCulinary

Carbon Steel Seasoning Progress : r/castiron
Carbon Steel Seasoning Progress : r/castiron

I'm trying to restore our cast iron pan and after leaving it in easy-off  overnight there is still this ring of seasoning that won't come off no  matter how hard I scrub.
I'm trying to restore our cast iron pan and after leaving it in easy-off overnight there is still this ring of seasoning that won't come off no matter how hard I scrub.

I'm taking great care of this Lodge cast iron skillet. After use I scrape  it out with some hot water while the pan is hot and then wipe it down with a
I'm taking great care of this Lodge cast iron skillet. After use I scrape it out with some hot water while the pan is hot and then wipe it down with a

Help cleaning off burnt on oil from cast iron pan : r/howto
Help cleaning off burnt on oil from cast iron pan : r/howto

Started with unseasoned (silver) cast iron - first layer of seasoning  finishes in dots - not sticky but smooth. Wondering why it looks like this?  : r/castiron
Started with unseasoned (silver) cast iron - first layer of seasoning finishes in dots - not sticky but smooth. Wondering why it looks like this? : r/castiron

Did I do something wrong? Woke up to this heavy oxidation : r/castiron
Did I do something wrong? Woke up to this heavy oxidation : r/castiron

Rough Patch from bad seasoning - Recommendations? : r/castiron
Rough Patch from bad seasoning - Recommendations? : r/castiron

left the cast iron on the stove while it was seasoning. what happened? and  can i fix it? : r/castiron
left the cast iron on the stove while it was seasoning. what happened? and can i fix it? : r/castiron